Rusty Millio's house

This is the house where Lupertazzi capo Rusty Millio lived in The Sopranos.

The location features in a memorable scene in the episode "Luxury Lounge" (S06E07).

During the scene, Rusty and his driver are "whacked" by two Italian hitmen while they are attempting to reverse out of the driveway.

When New York boss Carmine Lupertazzi died at the start of Season 5, a power struggle developed between his son "Little Carmine" and the family's current underboss, Johnny Sack.

During this struggle, Rusty was a key supporter of Little Carmine. In fact, he was one of the senior members who convinced Carmine Jr. that he had a valid claim to the throne.

Although peace is eventually restored after Carmine surrenders and John becomes the new boss, Rusty makes it clear that he does not respect John's authority.

When the FBI arrests John on RICO charges, he appoints Phil Leotardo as his acting boss. However, Rusty refuses to take orders from Phil.

Sensing that Millio might get up to his old tricks again, John convinces New Jersey boss Tony Soprano to orchestrate his murder.

To hide his involvement in the killing, Tony hires two Italian hitmen called Italo and Salvatore.

In the episode "Luxury Lounge", Rusty and his driver are backing out of the driveway at 1054 85th Street when the hitmen pull up behind them and block the car off.

While Italo is distracting the two men by pretending to be a lost tourist, Salvatore calmly walks up to the driver's side window and opens fire.

Following the shooting, Rusty's black Mercedes rolls out onto the street.

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"What the f**k is this idiot doing?"

Rusty's bodyguard Edward "Eddie" Pietro stops the car and asks, "What the f**k is this idiot doing?"

Seconds later, Italo runs up to the passenger's side window with a map and pretends to be a lost tourist with broken English.

Rusty agrees to help

Although Rusty orders him to move his vehicle, Italo continues to wave the map around and speak in Italian.

Believing that it would be quicker to help the "tourist", Rusty decides to roll down his window and give him directions.

Salvatore opens fire

While the two men are distracted, Salvatore walks up on the other side of the car and opens fire.

Italo opens fire as well

Once Rusty's bodyguard has been taken care of, Italo pulls out a gun and fires into the passenger's side.

The car rolls out onto the street

The hitmen flee the scene, and Rusty Millio's car rolls out onto the street.